What's wrong with this picture?

[knitnoid]

Just remember - we are quilters and we notice things. I find that most people don't see our mistakes unless we point them out. I've done that once to many times w/my husband, so he sometimes sees stuff I don't.

[SewSew]

Judy, I love it! "A Humility Quilt", I will have to use that next time I feel like my quilting isn't quiet right. We should all be so humble and grateful that we have the gift of creativity.

Ann

[luckyscraper]

If someone does notice just tell them that is your signature.

I think it looks wonderful. I just did the setting triangles for the first time also. The wall hanging turned out fine but I don't know if I will do them again.

[beccasmom]

Ooops. That just makes it unique LOL.

Brenda

[SewGlad]

Just name it misdirected. I love it anyway. You did a great job.

Ruthie

[CaroleJ]

To add to Calico's comment, it was common for American Indian tribes to work a mistake into their crafts as well, in the design of a blanket or basket, to acknowledge that humans are not perfect.

Carole

[Pilot2b]

Could not find your quilt. Did you ever contact Keepsake Quilting? I know my temper, when I am sewing, and having problems, would have been on the phone or e-mail so quick! There is no reason for your having to put up with this.

A friend of mine had same problem you had with a different pattern. She wrote company---but they never responded. This was before e-mail, etc.